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Carey, James, 1–2, 54f., 312 Chinese, vs. ASCII and Unicode,
caste interest (India), power, and 286; among fastest growing lan-
computer access, 299f. See also guages on-line, viii, 13;—science
power distance and technology 40n. 31. See also
censorship, by Ministry of Informa- Mandarin, 303n. 3
tion (Kuwait), 195; lack of on the Chollian (Korean PC community),
Internet, 68; men valuing free- 250f.
dom from more than women choice, individual (in habitus), 11,
(Herring), 166; McGovern on, 243
174. See also indecency Cho ˘psok (Korean film about chat-
centralization of private informa- room romance), 266f.
tion, 68 Chosun Daily (Korean newspaper),
Centre for Development of Ad- 246ff.
vanced Computing (CDAC), and Cho ˘son Ilbo (Korean newspaper),
localization of Indian-language 262, 264f.
software, 291 Chulalongkorn University (Thai-
chat rooms (Internet Relay Chan- land), 308
nels), allowing free expression Chungang Ilbo (Korean newspa-
(Korea), 271f.; as most common per), 265
Internet use (Kuwait), 190f.; il- chün-tzu (Confucian ideal), 26
licit contact with opposite sex in citizenship, dual, 14, 25–29
(Kuwait), 195, 197–98, (Korea), civil society (as part of democratic
269; 272; “cyber-sadism” as in- process), 7, 69
hibiting democratic potential class (caste) interests, contra local-
(Korea), 272; as gauge of public ization, 300
opinion (Korea), 264f.; govern- ClearBoard (Japanese CSCW proj-
ment monitoring of (Korea), ect), 223ff., 232
272; Kuwaiti women and, 10; ClearFace (Japanese CSCW proj-
male refusal to “talk” with ect), 224f.
women in (Kuwait), 197f.; public Clinton, William Jefferson (Presi-
discourse vs. women’s liberated dent), 294
voices in (Kuwait), 202; as seg- “Clipper chip” and privacy, 57
menting communication flow, CMC (computer-mediated communi-
74; as supporting social interac- cation), and the arts (Japan
tion, 131; Virtual Reality inter- and Korea), 266; computer
face for (Japan), 234. See also literacy theory of diffusion of —,
CMC; electronic networks; Infor- 273ff.; control of (Saudi Arabia),
mation Technology; interactive 34n. 15; critical comments in as
networks; Internet; Internet harm (Japan), 269f.; critics of
cafes (Korea), 272; culture theory of
chat room romance, films about diffusion of, 268–73; as dehu-
(Japan and Korea), 266f. manizing, 261; disrupting tradi-
Chernobyl, news of as example of tional family (Japan), 269; and
alternative public sphere, 81 English in South Asia, 288; as
China, 19, 317; and control of CMC, facilitating face-to-face meetings
34n. 15 (Korea), 272;